Titlebook: Global Families, Inequality and Transnational Adoption; The De-Kinning of Fi Riitta H?gbacka Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and Th

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Adoption and Family in the Global North and South,nomic contexts of parenting. The chapter also investigates the meanings of family and parental care in the two societies: in order to understand the mothers (and fathers) who were interviewed, it is necessary to explore the cultural norms in the wider society.

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The Un-Making of the Family of Origin: Adoption Social Workers as Intermediaries,in South Africa. The chapter then considers how adoptions are facilitated and investigates the interactions between (white) social workers and (black) first mothers in the context of lacking resources. It also pays attention to the notions of family applied in the adoption process.

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,First Mothers’ Stunted Choices,their attempts to realise their hopes in difficult circumstances. It examines the complexities of agency in contexts of vital inequality, revealing the challenges faced by the women. The more nuanced analysis reveals a continuum of positions available to first mothers ranging from the most severe to the slightly less severe.

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Inequality Among First Mothers: The Power of Resources,and the majority facing major livelihood-related problems. These women’s particular situations and choices are then further examined. The chapter concludes with an investigation of those women who could choose to keep their child.

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